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Dainton, Sheila – Adults Learning, 2009
The author's father left school aged 13 at the start of the Great Depression. When he finally found work the wealth of educational opportunity he encountered inspired him with a lifelong love of learning. He signed up for evening classes and loved anything and everything to do with what he proudly called self-improvement. As a novice to retirement…
Descriptors: Evening Programs, Lifelong Learning, Educational Opportunities, Public Policy
McNair, Stephen – Adults Learning, 2010
Certainly, there are people who can't wait to leave work, and people with grand plans for retirement. There are also people who have worked a long time in a stressful environment or doing heavy manual work, or who live in a poor community, and whose life expectancy is much shorter. But most people in their 50s say that they would like to work…
Descriptors: Retirement, Rewards, Work Environment, Adult Educators
Jones, Bill – Adults Learning, 2010
The infamous equivalent or lower qualifications (ELQs) regulation--the withdrawal of funding from students who have previously gained a higher education qualification--has cast a long shadow over adult continuing education in English higher education since its introduction in 2007. Together with the attack on funded adult provision in local…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Continuing Education, Lifelong Learning, Adult Education